Education - Specializations

 Specializations of Members of the Institute over the Last Years

Aleksandar Velichkov: 2002 - England (1 month).

Penka Peykovska: 2002 - Institute of History, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary, 1 month. Topic: “Hungarians in Bulgarian Lands from the Middle of the 19th Century to the Middle of the 20th Century”

Valery Stojanow: 2001-2002 - Osteuropa-Institut der Freien Universität Berlin, Germany, 9 months with an Alexander von Humboldt Foundation' Scholarship.

Penka Peykovska: 2001 - Institute of History, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary, 1 month. Topic: „Hungarians in Bulgarian Lands from the Middle of the 19th Century to the Middle of the 20th Century”

Penka Peykovska: 1999 - Institute of History, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary, 2 months. Topic: “Historical-Demographic Characteristics of Bulgarians in Hungary, 19th-20th Centuries”. 

Penka Peykovska: 1998 - Institute of History, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary, 3 months. Topic: “Historical-Demographic Characteristics of the Bulgarians in Hungary, 19th-20th Centuries”.

Tamara Stoilova: 1998 - Austria, Österreichisches Ost- und Südosteuropa-Institut (2 months: Vienna).

Teodorichka Gotovska-Henze: 1997 - Catholic University, Bavaria, FRG (8 months).

Valery Stojanow: 1997 - Vienna, Austria, 2 months via Österreichisches Ost- und Südosteuropa-Institut

Maria Koleva: 1996 - Munich, Potsdam, Koblenz (DAAD, 1 month and a half).

Maria Koleva: 1995 - Munich, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (1 month).

Detelina Dineva: 1995 - Warsaw University, Poland, Sholarship by Josef Myanowski Fund / A Foundation for the Promotion of Science.

Valery Stojanow: 1995 - Vienna, Austria, 2 months via Österreichisches Ost- und Südosteuropa-Institut.

Valery Stojanow: 1994 - Vienna, Austria, 1 month, Constantin Jireček Scholarship for Historians by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Science and Research.

Teodorichka Gotovska-Henze: 1993-1994 - Централноевропейски университет, Чешка република (8 месеца).Central European University, Czech Republic (8 months).

Detelina Dineva: 1992-1993 - George Washington University, Washington, USA, Fulbright Student.

Volya Argirova: 1992-1993 - Columbia University, New York, East Asian Institute, Specialization via ACLS (10 months).

Detelina Dineva: 1992 - Research Scholarship under the Research Support Scheme of the Central European University, Budapest.

Teodorichka Gotovska-Henze: 1990-1991 - Italy, John Hopkins University (8 months).

Maria Koleva: 1990 - Berlin, Potsdam, State Archive (3 months).

Valery Stojanow: 1989-1990 - Ruhr-Universität Bochum, West Germany, 14 months; Scholarship by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation.

Annie Dancheva-Vassileva: 1986–1987 - Dumbarton Oaks Felloship,  Washington, Dumbarton Oaks Center, Byzantine Studies Department (3 months).